Farmers reel as imported carrots surge
Benguet vegetable farmers face falling carrot prices as imported produce floods trading hubs, raising concerns over market disruption, farmer losses and…
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Benguet vegetable farmers face falling carrot prices as imported produce floods trading hubs, raising concerns over market disruption, farmer losses and…
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The Department of Agriculture plans to destroy 650 metric tons of spoiled imported red onions from China worth P86.7M, after inspections at Manila…
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The DTI will adopt the Tariff Commission’s recommended P14 per 40 Kg or P349 per metric ton of Odinary Portland Cement Type 1 and Blended Cement for a period…
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The lesson that we are learning is that globalization means consuming the good (treasures) and the bad (junk) alike.
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Metro Manila Turf Club and Philracom launch the Prince Cup and King’s Gold Cup—Triple Crown races for imported thoroughbreds—aiming to elevate Philippine horse…
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Shakey’s Pizza Asia Ventures Inc. (SPAVI) is expanding its global footprint with plans to bring its flagship kiosk brand, Potato Corner, to Taiwan and Laos—two…
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To protect local rice producers, SINAG is also urging the government to restore the 35 percent tariff on imported rice — up from the current 1 percent — to…
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The Department of Agriculture lowers the maximum suggested retail price of imported rice to P45 per kilo starting March 31, marking a P19 decrease. This move…
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ChatGPT said: The Department of Agriculture (DA) is considering lowering the maximum suggested retail price (MSRP) of imported rice to P45 per kilogram by the…
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The Department of Agriculture (DA) has lowered the price of 5% broken imported premium rice in Kadiwa stores to ₱49 per kilo, down from ₱58, effective March 1,…
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Workers load sacks of imported rice onto a truck along Dagupan Street in Tondo, Manila, on 28 February 2025. The Department of Agriculture announced the…
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Starting March 1, the Department of Agriculture will lower the MSRP for imported rice to P49 per kilo, a significant drop from the previous P58. This measure…
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CeMAP thanks DTI for imposing provisional safeguards on imported cement to protect the local industry from rising imports, ensuring fair competition and…
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Starting February 3, the price of imported rice in the Philippines will drop to P55 per kilo, with further reductions expected in the coming weeks, potentially…
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House lawmakers urge the Department of Agriculture to reconsider the P58 price cap on imported rice, arguing it encourages collusion among retailers. They…
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Starting January 20, a new MSRP of P58 per kilo for imported rice will be implemented in Metro Manila to ensure fair prices for consumers and profitability for…
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The Department of Agriculture is considering removing brand labels from imported rice to combat price manipulation by traders. This move aims to protect…
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